Environmental data integrity and reproducible analysis pipelines.
I work on marine environmental monitoring at the IAEA Marine Environment Laboratories in Monaco, on harmful algal blooms, marine biotoxins and microplastics. Shiny apps that take raw instrument exports through to a finished result, and smaller automations that replace steps people would otherwise do by hand in Excel.
Trained as an analytical chemist and marine biogeochemist (Dr. rer. nat., AWI / University of Bremen).
R and Shiny · LC-MS/MS data pipelines · GAMs and dose-response modelling · FTIR, Raman and LDIR microspectroscopy · interlaboratory comparison and proficiency testing · ISO 17025 QA/QC
Competitive Bioassay Analysis Shiny app for RBA and ELISA analysis. Guided plate layout, four-parameter logistic fitting, and a full audit trail from raw plate reader output to reported result.
FTIR-LDIR-Raman Spatial alignment and material cross-validation of the same microplastic sample analysed by three spectroscopy techniques.
Excel processor for FTIR / Raman / LDIR Turns raw per-particle instrument exports into standardised, analysis-ready tables.
Each repository holds the analysis code for one paper and is archived on publication.
| Paper | Code |
|---|---|
| Möller et al. (2026) Harmful Algae — time series of A. pseudogonyaulax across Northern European waters. DOI | repo |
| Möller et al. (2024) Harmful Algae — toxic effects on multiple trophic levels of the pelagic food web. DOI | repo |
| Möller et al. (2024) Limnology and Oceanography — bottom-up controls on growth and toxin content. DOI | repo |
Raw data for these studies is archived on PANGAEA.